by Nicole on November 29, 2007
This video player is so tiny, you’d think it was made for dwarves! The credit card sized digital video player comes with an 8 hour battery life, two different styles such as the Neon M3 with heat sensitive glowing buttons and a 2.4 inch LCD screen or the ice with a brushed aluminum finish and 2.8 LCD display. Its 2GB storage space makes this ideal for storing and playing your favorite music files, video, and even has a built-in radio charging via USB. Playback time is pretty long as well with video being about 3-4 hours and music 6-8 hours. So many features in a small, nicely designed media player! $100
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by Nicole on November 25, 2007
You’ll never be late again with this life clock that doubles as a kitchen timer. It features various alarm tones, and black, white, lime green, orange, light blue and bright blue colors. This simple but useful clock comes out November 29th for $31.
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by Nicole on November 19, 2007
Will that be scrambled or sunny-side up? Now storing photos is both simple with a taste of morning and breakfast with this novelty egg digital photo frame. It has a 1.5-inch CSTN color screen, 8GB flash memory, BMP and JPG support, clock, manual or automatic picture viewer.
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by Nicole on November 18, 2007
The 1.3 Megapixel Digital Microscope not only magnifies objects, but it also enables you to capture a higher resolution as well as video and view on your PC with the USB. All you do is plug and play with the special software and magnify objects and view them on your PC up to 200X and take pictures, manipulate with draw/painting tools. Now you can look at the mold growing on the bread or even those quarters in your bank. $350
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by Nicole on November 14, 2007
Nowadays students as well as teachers sometimes struggle with learning more efficiently and not so mechanical. With the Live Scribe Smartpen you can do that and a whole lot more. This awesome pen not only allows you to record and linking the recorded audio onto paper. Having problems with keywords? Just tap on a specified word and it will replay the audio that was recorded when you writing. Transferring your audio is simple as well to your PC, replay, and sharing with your fellow students as well. Unfortunately this pen is not going to give your the answers for that big miderm, so you better take good notes! Available for preorder on the Live Scribe website.
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by Nicole on November 14, 2007
This great gadget is perfect for all these people who love to be organized in the kitchen. Now this spice rack isn’t like those conventional ones, it holds up to 16 spices, has a digital cooking guide as well as timer. Complete with 16 different spices, it has over 200 recipes and the detachable cooking function that you can take anywhere like the market. Find this smart and resourceful home product on Amazon for $65.
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by Nicole on November 14, 2007
Most people on average are ok at golf and some are pretty terrible. That’s where the Dixx digital putter comes into play. It has the inertial navigation system which tells you when and where the ball is being hit and the micro electrical mechanical system monitoring the motion of the swing. With all that said and done, it then gives you a critique on how good or bad your shot was in five different areas. For $900 this might be a bargain considering that professional training would be alot more. But don’t be surprised if you’re not like Tiger Woods overnight or at all!
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PCM, which stands for Pulse Code Modulation is the cheapest and most compact digital voice recorder out there. With Sanyo’s release of their latest digital voice recorder, comes with 8GB internal memory, 12 hours of recording in PCM mode or 1116 hours in MP3 mode. It requires a AAA battery for operation. Recording all those stupid and lame moments has never been easier.
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by Nicole on October 18, 2007
You a big photo person? Looking for something that you can remember all those memories on without actually putting together a photo album? Sony has a solution for that, the Sony HDMS-S1D is based off of a DVD player with 80 Gb hard-drive, HDMI outlets, allowing you to view all these memories at the tip of your fingers maybe even pop in a song or two to set the mood! I bet you’re all wondering how much this is? More than likely it isn’t cheap, you’d be right. This baby goes for $400, may be pricey but it’s well worth it!
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by Nicole on October 17, 2007
This is the perfect invention for those who have weak grips as well as lonely. Working like a standard hand squeezer but with a nice computerized female voice to drool over;). It records the number of grips and grip force. The range of measuring grip goes from 8.8 pounds to 199.6 pounds and LCD display. You would think that anyone with a brain would want this, but I guess some people are bored=P. This talking wonder goes for about $12.99.
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